Implemented international educational projects
K1 - Academic exchanges (mobility) of University’s students and staff
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Partner Institution |
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Project coordinator |
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United Kingdom |
Birmingham City University (UK BIRMING03) |
2021 – 2023 |
Kalyna Pashkevych, Prof., Dr. of Engineering |
An academic mobility agreement was successfully concluded and implemented, involving students and faculty members from the design faculty, specifically including Kalyna Pashkevych, Head of the Department of Art and Costume Design, Iryna Davydenko and Halyna Kokorina, Associate Professors of the Department of Art and Costume Design, and Vadym Batrak, Associate Professor of the Department of Multimedia Design, between Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design (KNUTD) and Birmingham City University (BCU).
News Digest: 1. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/13681/ 2. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14310/ 3. https://www.knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14373/ 4. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14605/ 5. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14646/ 6. https://www.knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14771/ 7. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14907/ 8. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/15058/ 9. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/15165/ 10. https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/15168/ |
Projects under "Jean Monnet Module"
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Partner Institution |
Project duration |
Project coordinator |
Report |
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European Union |
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2020 – 2023 |
Antonina Verhun, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor |
Project "The Role of Financial Services Consumer Protection for Financial Stability in the Digital Era: European Approaches" under the European Union's "ERASMUS+" grant program has been successfully implemented, achieving its objective of Europeanizing the institutional, organizational, and procedural architecture for consumer protection in financial services amid digital transformation. This initiative has significantly contributed to Ukraine's financial integration and stability by effectively incorporating European studies into the curriculum for finance and economics undergraduates at Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design (KNUTD).
Project web-site: https://en.knutd.edu.ua/grants/erasmus/ News Digest: |
DAAD – The German Academic Exchange Program
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Source of Funding |
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Project name, timeline for completion of stages |
Project cooardinators |
Results |
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DAAD Program «Ukraine digital: Ensuring academic success in times of crisis» |
Germany, Technische Universität Berlin, (TU Berlin)
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Bridge Ukraine digital First Stage. 01.06.2022 - 31.12.2022
Bridge Ukraine digital 2023 Second Stage. 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2023 |
Igor Panasiuk, Prof., Dr. Tech. Sci. Dashko O. H., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Assoc. Prof. |
The goals of the DAAD program include: Creation of virtual courses for students at partner Ukrainian higher education institutions. Ensuring the capability for full-time work for faculty at partner Ukrainian higher education institutions. Expertise for further digitalization of German and Ukrainian higher education institutions involved, and professionalization of digital teaching to develop further (joint) virtual courses. The purpose of the Bridge Ukraine digital project is to provide comprehensive support to Ukrainian faculty to continue teaching at their universities in Ukraine and to establish long-term cooperation with related departments and disciplines at TU Berlin and KNUTD. Support is provided at the subject level but also with a focus on didactics in the context of digital learning. During the first phase of the Bridge Ukraine digital project (June 1, 2022 - December 31, 2022), two scientific-pedagogical staff members from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies and 16 higher education students from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies, Faculty of Mechatronics and Computer Technologies, and Faculty of Management and Business Design participated. A total of 50 hours of instruction was conducted for the first part of the course "Advanced Mathematics." In the second phase of the Bridge Ukraine digital project (January 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023), two scientific-pedagogical staff members from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies and 15 higher education students from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies, Faculty of Mechatronics and Computer Technologies, and Faculty of Management and Business Design are participating. The second part of the "Advanced Mathematics" course was conducted, totaling 62 hours of instruction. All participants engaged in the project receive scholarships from DAAD. These scholarships are intended for the training of specialists and managers for the reconstruction of the country. Additionally, these students receive professional and linguistic support during their studies, as well as expert psychological support to help them succeed academically. The implementation of the project has demonstrated a high interest from the participants in the modern online formats of classes. It has also provided additional opportunities for improving the linguistic and professional competencies of the participants. For the realization of the project, online platforms of KNUTD and TU Berlin are being utilized.
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DAAD Program «Ukraine digital: Ensuring academic success in times of crisis» |
Germany, DHBW Mosbach
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First Stage. Online Computer Science Support – Ukraine (ODUCE, 01.06.2022 - 31.12.2022)
Second Stage. ODUCE2 (Online DHBW Ukraine Computer Engineering) 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2023 |
Iryna Shvedchykova, Prof., Dr. of Tech. Sci. Igor Panasiuk, Prof., Dr. Tech. Sci. |
The ODUCE project is aimed at supporting initiatives to update content and enhance the quality of teaching online courses in computer engineering. In the first stage of the ODUCE project, nine scientific and pedagogical staff members from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies and 45 higher education students specializing in "Computer Engineering" participated. In the second stage of the ODUCE2 project, nine scientific and pedagogical staff members from Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies and 60 higher education students specializing in "Computer Engineering" are participating. All students involved in the project receive scholarships from DAAD. The project's implementation has shown a high level of student interest in the classes, the online format of which ensures safe conditions for their conduct. Additional opportunities for improving the linguistic and professional competencies of the participants have been obtained. The university's distance learning platform is actively used for communication with students. All project participants have joined a series of seminars on crisis psychology.
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